Elisa Robyn Summary

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About Dr. Elisa Robyn
Dr Robyn is currently an Associate Professor and Assistant Dean at Regis University in School for Humanities and Social Science. She has also completed a novel (The way of the Well) and one leadership book (Pirate Wisdom: organizational savvy) and did several articles. He has a more than 20 years of experience in all areas of higher education like assessment, accreditation, curriculum design, planning, development and other professional development.
Elisa Robyn found a way to build a connection and overcome challenges. She suggested that we should change the word building team and start using a word tribe, because the word tribe motivate people more and evoke sense of belonging. According to Elisa Robyn, tribe is group

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